The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 13, 1985, Page Page 12, Image 12
^Bowlers strike 20-4 season
US^s bowling club defeated the CtemsonTTgers
this past Sunday, finishing its regular season with a
20-4 record. In doing so, the Gamecocks won their
second straight division title and clinched a bid to
compete in the National Collegiate Bowling Championship
Sectional Tournament, March 29-30 in
Atlanta, Oa.
Along with other bowling clubs from the Un]SM:
sity of North Carolina, North Carolina State, North
Carolina Central, North Carolina A & T, The Citadel
and CSemson, the Gamecocks are members of Division
2 of the Southern IntercolfcgiateBowiing
conference.
Led by returning team captain Doug Allretl the
Gam^ocks;starting five consists olioLny Hutto!
; Jeff Gray, Kenny Ames and David Rosinski. USCs
pbrtb man is Jerry Clem. High average for this year's
j club belongs to the senior Hutto, who averaged 189
j for the regular season with a high game of 269 and
; a iiign scucs u? o/v.
Undefeated at Columbia's Star Lanes with .a
{ perfect 12-0 record, USC's four defeats came on the
j road at the hands Of North Carolina State in Raleigh
(twice) and North Carolina Central in Durham
(twice).
| The bowling club will travel to Johnson City,
Tenn., home of East Tennessee State University, this
Thursday to compete {n a Bowling Championship
Sectional Tournament in Atlanta,
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USC's Bodybuilding and Weightliftlng Club
of the International / Recreational Sports Office
is preparing for its annual Bodybuilding
Championships on April 13. This will mark the
eighth annual Mr. (JSC, the fourth annual Ms.
USC, and introduce the Couples Competition.
As a special attraction, Tony Pearson, a
former Mr. Universe, will perform a posing
routine. Pearson is presently training for a
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V,UU{J1C5 llMllwai, W11IV.1I lie will liiili TTIH1 vnun
Dunlap, Miss Olyinpia of 1984.
All three contests have a division open to all
competitive bodybuilders. The Mr. USC also
has a closed division, open only to IJSC
students, faculty and staff. The entry fee is $20,
and all contestants must have a National Physique
Committee card, which will be available
at the door.
The contest will be held in Booker T.
Washington Auditorium, with prejudging
beginning at 11 a.m. and the final show at 8
p.m. Admission for prejudging is $2.00 for the
final show, $6.00 for the general public and
$4.00 tor UbC students ana cnnaren.
To insure getting the best seats, spectators
should come early. The show has been a sellout,
and no seats are reserved.
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in Room 217 of the Solomon Blatt P.E. Center.
All who are itnerested are welcome to drop in.
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Taylor (256-9779) or Sue Seabrook (7-5301).
INTRAMURAL NOTES: Hot Shot basketball
finals were held at halftime of the USCTulane
game Monday night. Kim Douglas beat
Laura Walker to win the women's division, and
Tony Bone and John Young tied in the men's
event.
Intramural wrestling championships were
held Feb. 6 in the P.E. Center. The following
participants were champions of their divisions:
134 ? Qlen Knecht
142 ? Mark McGuigan
150 ? Tom Gallo
158 ? Ray Brancato
167 ? Anthony Nelson
177 ? Charlie Burgdorf
185 ? Chris Sclichter
Heavyweight ? Brian Bycroft
A racquetball instructional clinic will be
held Feb. 20 at 6:30-7:30 p.m. in the P.E.
Center racquetball courts.
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basketball finals competition Monday night at Carolina Coliseum.
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